We have a proud history of achievement and progress extending for well over a century.
Founded in 1875, we have always been driven by the highest ideals and purposes, focusing on contributing in practical ways to improving people’s lives and serving the community.
At Queen Margaret University, we offer a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduatecourses in the areas of healthcare; drama and the creative industries; media, communication and sociology; and business and enterprise.
We also have a number ofcontinuing professional development (CPD) courses, which will be of interest to anyone who is wishing to update their current professional skills.
QMU aims to be a university of ideas and influence; characterised by translational research that informs policy and practice, making a difference to every day life.
Our strategic Research Centres and Knowledge Exchange Centres work at the intersection of conventional disciplinary groupings to create innovative approaches to contemporary societal challenges and public discourse.
We have an enviable employment rate for graduates - 94.4% of them find work or go on to further study within six months of graduating (HESA 2015).
Our emphasis on vocational education means our courses are up-to-date and relevant to the needs of society.
We have a robust employability strategy and our careers specialists now offer ‘Careers Advice for Life’ so even after graduat ion, our alumni can continue to access the specialist support from QMU’s Careers and Employability Service.
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Learn more about the Global Student Satisfaction AwardsSupport is at the heart of making your experience at QMU a positive one, and our services for students play an important role in supporting you from application to graduation. Our staff within the services, and throughout the University, aim to help you make the most of your time at University, and to reinforce your learning, your well-being and your personal development.
The services range from looking after the administration of your studies to helping you build up lifelong career planning skills.
If you are looking for accommodation for the current academic year then please contact us to check availability.
Living on campus provides a fantastic opportunity to settle into university life and meet new friends in a safe and comfortable environment.
All our accommodation is just a stone's throw away from the University, so it couldn’t be more convenient. You’ll also find many great facilities on your doorstep including the Students’ Union, Gym and Sports Centre and the Learning Resource Centre. We have WiFi available across campus and 24/7 security keeping you safe.
The Learning Resource Centre (LRC) is a key resource for staff, students and researchers and its aim is to provide a library and information service which is effective, dynamic, up-to-date and responsive to the needs of its users.
We have more than 1000 study spaces with a variety of social, quiet and silent study areas, and bookable group study rooms.
There is campus-wide WiFi and 24/7 security and pastoral care so you are safe and supported.
All students are advised to register with a Medical Practice within the area they are living in as soon as they arrive at QMU.
Registration with a GP, healthcare and prescriptions are free and delivered by the NHS in Scotland.
If you are from another area of the UK, please bring your NHS Medical Card with you to University.
Our airy and bright campus offers a real community feel, with ready access to student services, food outlets catering for every palate, student accommodation, sports facilities, beautiful grounds, and plenty of places for socialising. We also have an on-site Students’ Union. From our campus, you have easy access both to Edinburgh city centre (six minutes by train) and East Lothian’s beautiful coast and countryside.
Our facilities include:
The Doctoral Student Association (DSA)
Since its formation, the Doctoral Student Association has consistently supported students undertaking their Doctoral degrees at QMU. We provide unity and support in various aspects of Doctoral life.
On one hand there is a variety of important courses that broadens the level of one's knowledge on the subject. On the other hand there is a feeling that the profession of clinical dietetics focuses too much on treating diseases rather than preventing them, and also follows specific methods that may be controversial among different health experts. This creates a confusion...
It was really good experience as i was passonate in my faculty.
Great course, very challenging, small intense groups. would love to do it again and finish MSC
